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Negative Eigenvalues Boost Neural Networks' Memory and Pattern Recognition Abilities

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Overview

  • Research explores how negative eigenvalues enhance state tracking in Linear RNNs
  • Demonstrates LRNNs can maintain oscillatory patterns through negative eigenvalues
  • Challenges conventional wisdom about restricting RNNs to positive eigenvalues
  • Shows improved performance on sequence modeling tasks

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Linear Recurrent Neural Networks (LRNNs) are simple but powerful systems for processing sequences of information. Think of them like a person trying to remember and update information ov...

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